Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-06-17
new ENGLAND NEWS.


iic grounds of Boston have been opened at
the mayors Office. Twelve of these concerts
are to be given on the Common on consecuN
tive Sunday afternoons, commencing June
10, and eight are to to be given on weekday
evenings in other parts of the city to bo
hereafter designated. The Sunday con certs
require hand OF 81, and the weekday con-
certs band of 81 pieces The contract was
awarded to j. B. Claus.
Gold coin to tho value Of $1,000 has been
mysteriously distracted from the bar room
Of NJ. Engelhnrdt & Co., Boston.
The Central Labor Union will protest
against the use OF Faneuil hall for tho jubi,
lee Of Queen Victoria.
Steamer Achilles, ashore on Book Island,
has BEEN abandoned.
James Bowden of Marblehead stabbed his
wife in the face.
Mrs Hunt of Liberty, Me-, burned $1,000
worth Of her husbands papers while "houss
cleaning"
Burglars have committed depredations AT
the depcts of the Boston 6; Maine railroad at
1''ncaS'or "n l 0ou'n Lanc"''eF'
In the case OF the striking drivers OF the
brewery companies IN Boston who, on May
30, voted themselves $1,000 out OF the funds
Of the German Benefit Society, Judge
Charles Allen OF the supreme court has give3
tbo foIloyiro dociion. ,tMv onirion hrio0v
,toted is that pnder the articles of ossocia-
tion q ,roior;t,, bo, ro nover to mac a
.,arero1 vota "a i 20 ard disnoso ~ si0n0 in
tbe m,n,er rrovidad in the vota now in
c,,es+io, Tho ort;c,es cortem,late action
nv tbe socotv in individual cases on,v " Tha
to,nrorarv iniu,ctior restraining the societv
rror, noving tha s1ooo will nrohablv be
nade permanent.
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0"o'hFSco'' uSneF"'e" report 'oo''erS az
'c"ice'
Mr.. I. " Powderiy, general master works
man of the Knights of Labor, arrived at
Boston Saturday morning
The shoemaEer's convention at Brockton
h1s adjournodi the next convention will be
held in Rochester, N. Y, in June, 1888.
Public meetings at Worcester, Brookfield
North Brookfield and Spencer in aid Of the
locked-out shoemakers in Worcester county.
Tho Lynn Light Infantry hos celebrated
its 18th anniversary.
The standing committee of electors OF
Harvard College report the fol owing result
of the ballots for nomination of oyerseers:
| James Russell Lowell, Francis C. Lowell,
BENJAMIN A. Conld Alexander Mckenzie.
Teverett S. Tuck .rman, John Lowell. Sam
uel Hoar, Darwin E. Ware. Henry P. WAX
colt. Edward H. Hall. Theodore LYMAN
declined to be q candidate.
Whitteuton mill at Taunton Mass. returned
to work, and the mills have started up.
The Rostor Commercial Climb has s,rivoa
home from its visit to Chicago All sneak
in tho bighost farms NJ thu nIaasuro axnerie
cnced and hosnitaljties extondod them a,
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inc dlfoctors OF tho charitable Mechanic
ASSOCIATION nave decided TO open depart
ment Tor woman work, In co injection with
their exhibition IN the autumn OF 1857 This
department Will be permanent feature oi
the ASSOCIATION work. and Will be open fol
tho reception Of all work done by women
| giving DQrucu.ar prominence TO industrial